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The Financial Data Transparency Act
Changes are coming for governments and governmental entities with the passage of the FDTA. Continuing disclosures, including ACFR reporting, will be moving to a new open data standard. Learn more about what this could mean for you.
FASB Proposes Enhancements to the 2027 GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy Reference Project
Posted: October 28, 2026 10:30 am by LeAnn Dey in XBRL, Accounting, FASB News, US GAAP Taxonomy
SEC’s Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee to Hold Open Meeting
October 23, 2026 10:30 am – SEC’s Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee will meet to discuss IPO modernization and regulation crowdfunding (Reg CF) on October 27th, 2026. [...]
SEC to Explore the Role of Machine-Understandable Data in the Era of Super Intelligence
October 20, 2026 2:15 pm – SEC staff will host a public event to discuss machine-understandable data and super intelligence (SI), and their impact on markets and reporting. [...]
SEC Proposes Expanded Cross‑Trading Eligibility for Registered Funds
October 16, 2026 4:00 pm – SEC proposed amendments to broaden the securities eligible for cross‑trading by registered funds, modernizing a rule that became restrictive after 2020 valuation changes. [...]
